Sentence examples for out to hunt from inspiring English sources

"He'd get people hooked and then kick them out to hunt for drugs on the street.

Several of the men watching the television got their bows and arrows and went out to hunt.

The men then went out to hunt seals on the coastal rookeries, and the women went for shellfish.

With great fanfare this month, New York City set out to hunt violators of its new indoor smoking ban.

"Indians would go out to hunt them in rowboats, they were so near land," Mr. DiGiovanni said.

Originally, the pair had set out to hunt down the lost first chapter of Capote's tell-all novel Answered Prayers.

They experienced the "quasi-religious exhilaration" of seeing owls make their evening fly-outs to hunt for food.

I go out again to hunt rabbits.

We've been relying on one another's expertise ever since we figured out how to hunt together, which was probably a key development in our evolutionary history.

Groups had to figure out how to hunt buffalo to sustain our livelihood, but at the same time ensure sustainable use of the buffalo as a resource.

In the summer, pythons come out at night to hunt.